Rome (Size: 9.19 GB)
| | | Rome - S01E07 - Pharsalus.m4v | 783.83 MB |
| | | Rome - S01E02 - How Titus Pullo Brought Down the Republic.m4v | 277.61 MB |
| | | Rome - S01E03 - An Owl in a Thornbush.m4v | 252.91 MB |
| | | Rome - S01E04 - Stealing From Saturn.m4v | 264.73 MB |
| | | Rome - S01E05 - The Ram Has Touched the Wall.m4v | 253.34 MB |
| | | Rome - S01E06 - Egeria.m4v | 710.19 MB |
| | | Rome - S01E01 - The Stolen Eagle.mp4 | 303.69 MB |
| | | Rome - S01E08 - Caesarion.m4v | 695.52 MB |
| | | Rome - S01E09 - Utica.mp4 | 289.56 MB |
| | | Rome - S01E10 - Triumph.m4v | 278.12 MB |
| | | Rome - 01.m4v | 58.21 MB |
| | | Rome - 02.m4v | 120.54 MB |
| | | Rome - 03.m4v | 177.42 MB |
| | | Rome - 04.m4v | 188.97 MB |
| | | Rome - S02E01 - Passover.mp4 | 328.76 MB |
| | | Rome - S02E02 - Son Of Hades.m4v | 328.76 MB |
| | | Rome - S02E03 - These Being The Words Of Marcus Tullius Cicero.m4v | 2.48 KB |
| | | Rome - S02E04 - Testudo Et Lepus (The Tortoise And The Hare).m4v | 346.64 MB |
| | | Rome - S02E05 - Heroes Of The Republic.m4v | 318.08 MB |
| | | Rome - S02E06 - Philippi.m4v | 481.23 MB |
| | | Rome - S02E07 - Death Mask.m4v | 340.78 MB |
| | | Rome - S02E08 - A Necessary Fiction.m4v | 367.65 MB |
| | | Rome - S02E09 - Deus Impeditio Esuritori Nullus (No God Can Stop a Hungry Man).m4v | 391.14 MB |
| | | Rome -S02E10 - De Patre Vostro (About Your Father).m4v | 422.34 MB |
| | | Rome - 01.m4v | 195.06 MB |
| | | Rome - 02.m4v | 190.44 MB |
| | | Rome - 03.m4v | 294.01 MB |
| | | Rome - 04.m4v | 185.87 MB |
| | | Rome - 05.m4v | 100.34 MB |
Description
Rome, a dramatic television series created by John Milius, William J. MacDonald and Bruno Heller, premiered on August 28, 2005 on the HBO Network in the United States and ended on March 25, 2007, after 2 seasons and a total of 22 episodes.
Rome is a historical drama depicting the period of history surrounding the violent transformation of the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire; a change driven by civil warfare between radical populares and conservative optimates, the decay of political institutions, and the actions of ambitious men and women.
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